Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-06-30
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No paper next week.
Town is very quiet since the farm
ers began making hay.
AT Gheen Il Spigelmyer's-a large
assortment of Carpets.
John Musser's, of Boalsburg, spent
part of Sunday with J. &. Smiths on
Penn street.
The Bellefonte glass works ale ia
be closed for the next two months, says
the Dailq Ne,cs.
--Ex-sheriff Smith, of Clinton coun-
ty, registered at the Musser House on
Monday evening.
= --Logansville also expects to boom
the Fourth by speeches, good music,
ice cream, &c. &c.
When you meet man nowadays
whose face is all smiles you may put
him down for candidate.
Mrs. Reesman's house on Penn
street was improved ON Monday by
having new roof put on.
j. p. Ranking, Esq, Of Bellefonte,
was in town a few days this week look
ing up insurance business.
AT Gheen \ Spigelmyer's they
have for sale 500 pair of Shoes, from d
cents. so cents, Sl.00 up to S4.00.
The NJ. E. church of Centre Hall,
will also hold a festival on Saturday
July End and Monday, July 4th.
Rev. Dietzler, of Aaronsburg has
been spending several days this week
among his Millheim parishioners.
An attractiye sign has been put
up on Main street 10y j. Spieelmyer, in
front of Gheen Il Spigelmyer's store.
-Musser Il Smith, the hardware
men. art cobbling the gutter in front of
their place of business on Main street.
CHOICE BRICK. undersigned
has for sale los of choice brick.
&C. LOSE. Rebersburg, Pa.
The grandest display of fireworks
ever had in this place will be displayed
in Millheim next Monday. Look out
for it.
AT Gheen Il Spigelmyer's there are
three ton of Glass and Queensware.
Must be sold i'm 80 days for cash and
produce.
Geo. w. Kurtz, of Milton, who was
sojourning in Centre county for his
health, spent few hours in town on
Tuesday.
Miss elise aud Mrs. DeckeIt, of
Lock Haven, were visitors at G. w.
Albright's residence on Main street,
last week.
John Wolf, Agent for Mollie Fra
zier, of Miles township, adyertises her
real estate ut pnblic sale. See legal ad-
vertisements.
The NJ Z. congregation of Spring
Mills intend laying the corner stone or
their new church in that place on Sat-
urday July 9th.
The cornice above the shoe store in
FL. T.. Ducks brick building on Main
street has been painted and looks more
ornamental now.
Read the Fourth of July announce
ment in the third column and make up
your mind at once to be on hand and
take in the sights.
--E. C.Campbell & Son had the avn
ing i'm front of their room on Main
street repaired last week, by covering
it with a new roof.
Last Friday morning a 2-year-old
son OF Jacob Lollinger, OF Lock Haven,
was drowned in the canal near the pa
Der mill at that place.
H. Z. Duck, ESQ.,, on Main street,
had porch erected in trout of his resi-
dence. 1t makes hls brick mansion APP
pear the more attractive.
Prof. J. iii. Feehrer. of Selinsgrove,
stopped i'm town on Monday. He is on
his way to Pleasant Gap to give the
band there few weeks instructions.
Lot, little son Of Andrew Wall
zer, of this place. had bad fall on Sun
day evening, by which he sustained a
fracture of his left arm. He is doing
reasonably well.
The time of comparative idlenes s
for the merchants OF town has come
and they are casting about for comfort
able seats and place where the flies
bother them least.
A. Sternberg. of Bellefonte, this
week joins the list Of Democrats who
are willing 20 serve the county as Off
GERS. He announces himself candi-
date for Recorder.
Mrs. Susan Moss, from Holidays
burg, was the guest of Mrs. Frank
Knarr, her cousin, and other friends
over Sunday. She was accompanied by
her granddaughter.
The last meeting of the Merchants
Union of Centre county,. an organiza-
tion lately started i'm this place was
slimly attended, there being no quorum
present for business.
The Central Reaper Works and
at Lewisburg have passed in
to the hands of Messsrs. A. III. Dill
and Jonathan Wolf, who will operate
the shops as repair works.
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